8legs: Arch manning

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sports44m ago

Arch Manning rises to No. 5 in the Week 14 Impact Rankings, reflecting steady improvement and clutch plays amid SEC competition.
Miles Scott jumps to No. 33, after a walk-on turned starter defended 4 passes and helped Illinois limit Northwestern late.
Jadan Baugh breaks out with 264 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns, fueling Florida's upset over in-state rival FSU.
Gabe Jacas closes season strong with 11 total impact plays and a 13.9% rate among Power conference edges.
Omarion Miller adds 374 yards and 4 touchdowns since Week 10, boosting Colorado's receiving corps.
Francis Mauigoa shines at Miami, grading in the 80s with a 97.6% Clean Rate on true pass sets.
Illinois safety Miles Scott showcased ball-hawking play, defending multiple passes in a win over Northwestern.
Arch Manning's improved performance is linked to better pocket movement and designed runs for scores.
The Week 14 risers also highlight Keiron Crawford and Courtland Guillory as emerging defensive contributors.
On3 notes a Blue Chip Shoutout trend with Mauigoa and other prospects strengthening futures for postseason play.

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#2 out of 3

sports41m ago

Manning helped Texas defeat No. 3 Texas A&M 27-17, signaling a breakout performance.
Manning displayed elite pocket movement and pressure handling this season.
Over six games, Manning had three 300+ yard games and 15 total touchdowns.
Texas posted two top-ten wins in the recent stretch, including the Aggies game.
Manning led a 328-yard, three-touchdown performance against Vanderbilt.
Critics once labeled Manning as college football’s first flop, yet he improved under pressure.
Texas aims for a College Football Playoff bid despite a 3-2 record vs top-ten foes.
Coach and team face ongoing scrutiny as Texas pursues postseason opportunities.
Manning's growth came amid criticisms, highlighting his long-term potential.

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Arch Manning's elite potential remains a focal point as draft chatter centers on his readiness and upside for 2026.
Dane Brugler cautions Manning could be a first-round lock if he declares, but notes concerns with in-pocket processing.
Nick Baumgardner sees Manning as a potential top-10 pick but expects him to return to college in many scenarios.
Ty Simpson delivered three touchdowns in a pivotal Iron Bowl game, boosting his draft outlook amid pro-style evaluation.
Analysts weigh Simpson’s lack of experience against his late-season poise and big-play ability.
Brugler notes Simpson’s read of the field and mobility could keep him in the QB1 conversation for 2026.
Rueben Bain Jr. is highlighted as a top defender with a case to be the first non-quarterback drafted if he continues strong play.
Ohio State’s defensive standouts, including Jackson and Reese, are projected as first-round talents with decisions looming after the season.
Caden Curry and Kaytron Allen receive recognition for steady performances and potential Day 3 or higher draft consideration.
The overall takeaway positions the 2026 class for NFL teams to weigh quarterback readiness against strong defensive and playmaking prospects.

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